The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-10-13

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The Coaatauqua plaa ofsendy : rood a..
Il d the Intention q u Rsv. H. fsfSosS q
form circle In this city and With ~ n View
We give oooeiaerable eppos b n artiois VIA
Will ee found 10 the p5ae, q sas rsgular sdiao-
n...,n e'a %o,'ss U.s.sa Psu'al q tss article n
The grsai lissssry iaealss ksswa a @
CnantAnqua noveuspt , clsimlag tAe aeasssioa
OF cnhstsntly increasiar sambsr Of - -
people of or land and a ths more vtde 49,
of all countries. until bs1edss . BODY of scsIvs
stuoenis nnmherine nearly eas handrsd shsus-
and. the friends and sdmirss u The saierpri.s
''ill far exceed hat pumher The enuo6lInx.
enligheesing aud civilisinx isfuenc. 81 - ~
rious ChautauQua brascAee comnnnd tha arun.net
and ia.or q ~ Who VIII, u shs lsas., ~ va
The connection with Chsutauous Of the t.,s
MIA LIlie Eulwood nuEsy end be- great eFsssI
to take adyantage of The eoassss Of ssndy msV
nos oe Without interest % our seadces. and will
be eagerly read By these Who knew and loved
death. ~ 4-.s' = y = -
Mn Murray jsinsd tie @. L. q @. m! sssf a
Memphis, Tennessee, and at paoa becaue au -
tive member of the Csslml Cireh a. thsI sity..
Her fafs skill b nntsic eavs ~ cofdial Vs3coeS
TO all meetings Of that large group Of ssudenss s
She prosecuted the cuufss of l60t-S wIth 90
much diligence - 10 receive the rating q 10
marks In tho examination. The eourass for
1888. and 634 were studied amid the lsbnrs.
worry and trial Of pioneer life as MouIlris FIs
and that for 1884 s was carried oat at Ship L..
land quarantine
In August, 1888 she graduated. having al
ready won three seais By extra reading The
accomplishment Of % much study-noi smolv
rsadino-bY one in feeble health, having LITTLE OF
life's comforts and the caro- Of youne family.
has been . mystery to those who have known
her best Although graduate she realized the
continousaess Of the OhAutsuqua wnsk and pre,s-
tod fhA o,ys1la E,R1 a~A
closing the latter short time before her fatal
illness began. Even on her death-bed she tried
to listen to the reading from @. L. 8. c. books.
in addition to choice chapters from the Book she
loved the most
Upon the Announcement Of the plans of the
q @Chautauqua Teacher Reading Union." MA
Murray decided TO undertake the course, and
under date Of March q, 1606, Miss Kimhan.
the Secretary, wrote her, We are glad 10 en.
roll Mrs. Murray 20 the first member OF the
G. T. R. o." Ere her short fife ended she had
completed moro than the requirements of The
first year The CAoSta@qsoa Of Nov 1884 has
the following notice:
1.-THE c. r. R o. grows space, and the
membership extends from Maine 70 Cahiornis.
representatives, In most Of the 1isses between.
II b Of interest aud worthy Of note that the
drst person to become q member Of The new
department lives at Biloxi tShip LlandA Nissis-
sippi the next tive enrolled are teachers In q
Massachusetts town, near Boston and the last a
from Kansas one touch of nature makes the
Whole world kin : and one grea, movement like
ChautauQua moves the world"
During all these years has L. taught her
own children regularly - they would have
been taught in school, and for one winter con-
Quoted the public school at Moultrie, Fla Un-
der class notes the CAsutssqsaa Of May 1851,
says.
I'VE are glad to hear OF two members OF 1885.
who, though living in . very isolated position on
a barren island ia the Gulf OF Mexico are con-
tinuing their studies with q member ol 1887, who
makes her home with them. In addition to the
regular studies. one OF the students teaches her
three children and Is taking Ia connection with
that work the c. T. r. q. course of reading"
Ihe June CheatouQsGS, under bcaf e;rclas
says "On Ship Island. in the Gnlf OF Mexico.
may be found . circle Of three member, father.
mother and daughter. The gentleman ID physi-
ton situated there A fort asd Iight-hnuse are
the only other batldinQ on Ne islasdna Oh.
the breaking OF that circlel What broken hooes
what pain of hearts do follow it
On the 10th day OF August, 1887, while the
sad fuReral ceremony over Mrs. Murays re-
mains was in progress, Mr.. Charles Barnard, So
periniendent OF Instruction Of the C. +. C. c..
was reading 81 the " Recognition the following
letter which he bad received from Dr. MurF1ys
As my town and county club work n
but preclude and stimulous to the better work
of my Two girls 10 the next class, and or an i've
children in future classes Mira Murray, e. Z.
s. G. 1885, begins to ieol euviuus OF nv expected
diploma She and cannot express our fuu re-
gard for your scheme, and sincerely hone the
youth of our country will soon zee reason 10 bess
you for your exertions 10 their direct iuterests-
Asssm6sy Herald, dug II, 1887.
To visit ChauiAuqua was one Of the fond hopes
of our deceased friend. bat the putting ofl of The
realization did not diminish her interest IN The
studies and readingA And the wsrk done never
detracted from her attention 70 Eundsy-school.
children. home or husband, bat made her. II Dos.
brought to closer view her rare sAd, besutjfnI
Christian charactsr.-Loroe, in Key Hea Htse-
tor